The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1930, Page 3

ay “Con Nichols and Thompson ‘ f : ¢ : : 2 : ‘ ae + . : ; ‘ 1 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1930 GIANT X-RAY TUBE . [Singing Jimmie Smith in Action mary ow pecsacee ~ MAY CURE DISEASE oes: Designers Claim New Develop- Reach Tourney Semi-Fi ment Will Equal Radium : ’ in Effectiveness Chas. Nichols, Scothorn, Fouts MORTON COUNTY 10 . -and Dorfler Also Remain, Phage vp Breet 15.—(P)—A WAKE CAMPAIGN POR IS -- eer on eceed at the designed and developed by Dr. O. O. STATE CORN HONORS|=3. California Institute of ‘Technology ‘The tube, measuring 10 feet in : La County Agent Newcomer Pre-| Robert A. Millikan, noted physicist, : acted advisory capacity. : dicts a Bigger and Better |*150 13 ir Satay vaus of Detrolt,| Glendale, Cal, amistant fire chief, is in Bismarck on good will tour, sing- length and 12 inches in diameter. was Crop Than Last Year 6 in to service clubs on two-day stay. By Slee t duce X: from 6,000 to. 280,000 ; he Arti and egg quay crop | ols and if we went i 30008 o 40 SINGING CALIFORNIA Pope Tells Pilgrims JANET G stry of ow fuatim rays trom an X-ray tube and His Health Is Good AYNOR, i we OW would mu —— “pakbedes ct TY Vatican City, Sept. 15.—(P)}—Pope Never Has She Been More Al- Gr, Lauritsen and his associates FIRE CHIEF IN (l Pius has msc settied rumors that luring, More Exquisite, More on ee ee ENT EOE He told a pilgrimage of French Lovable, More Rays from the tube-can be detected |Jimmie Smith Warbles Praises) Catholic teachers, whom he rectived last night that he was “very well in- than in this Touching Ro- of Fast-Growing Los An- deod.” He invited them to look at mance of Youthfal geles Suburb~ tly ironical speech, that he wished to P Acsergened ie Bh Hopes, and Youthful Faith, iti, quiet two rumors, one about his health A goodwill tour of the United States| and the other that he might relent in behalf of Glendale, his activities against the French roy- ( CR it| alist movement, which he condemned . in 1926, Special Grand’ Jury Summoned AUGUST BUTTERFAT ee PRODUCTION FELL Dr. pea PSE NEA Ee EA. Singletary defeated Dr. Lloyd hetp in att Nia Vick: Mae as Records Kept on Dairy Herds in Frank Wetzstein won from Jobn|" yorton who wonlorder of Governor Franklin D. State Show July Slump Was Klein, 5 and 4. prizes last fall are: Andrew Harring,| Roosevelt, an extraordinary grand . L. G. ‘Thompson defeated Charles} Raymond ‘Harring, Nick Hermes, Ed jury was convened today to investi- Extended 3.3 Pounds Fr. Let , 6 and 5, ©. 4 en “ahing Richard cae one oe cece (Sh dered way through EE AER . won over F i Harring, Mike . Hermes, intment Winnipeg —(P)—1 Schultze, 4 and 3. J. G.* Winger, TRiscrgs BY weniatrabecennsner oa which 3 sour one Fargo, N. D., Sept. 15. ‘Butter~ Charles Nichols defeated- Mike! gcnrickner, G. Rapp, Adolph Popels,|county grand jury failed to indict, ae ; fat production among North Dakota = William Rapp, Fred Bute, all of Man-| Ewald sat on the traffic bench for| Conecary mer cow testing association cows contin~ dan. three years without attracting pub-| ciation. ca i oe gust he average lic notice, but when United States vate on : g the mon Attorney Charles H. Tuttle investi- i 22 pounds—3.3 pounds under ey teal Tonight and Tuesday 3 Rowley, 4 and 3. ; lar has i stock in the Cotter ee Sept. 15th and 16th etait ta Eat charhec: developed thats fo mae P Daily at 2:80. 7:00 - 9:00 o'Clock and charges, developed that he ‘The local erformances ly at 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:00 0 and 4. 4 . been atlas mt tienen of si the auto, Consolation in the course of his investigation “4 ( ‘Ws Adults 35¢ until 7:30 Erickson defeated Bauknecht, 1 up. ‘ Tuttle adduced evidence tendin; Schantz eliminated show persons arraigned 7 ‘ e e amc aol Seer ake Capitol Theatre Shannon defeated Rowley, $ and 1. Work; Organization Being chased Cotter Butte stock and that 9 FIRST FLIGHT Compl Pabscauently charges ageinet ere | ‘The Caltfornia | Bob Ridley defeated W. R. Love- mpleted Today eer was Crain. ‘ing the ensuing county investi- tion it developed that three days wald, ee SPE aah ommany, chief c! in 8 8 on the school's faculty are | office, for Martin J. Healy, a Tam- Marian | many district leader and an official in the city department of plant and structures. Emmerich Boczor, form- le [eagle had old inet Sapte Tseng ai seventh grade boys; Anne | $10,000 to Healy and $2,000 to a Dr. : Pe great white birds glide, bow to & rape aeeles Bini see is syn : : overtheline, A perfect startl.Aod’ = iy Paralysis Scare. may the best skipper, thebest.crows 7, Closes Schools the best bose wint: Pe At Topeka, Kan. : Dorfler, 1 up. 7 Kas, Sept. 15.—(7)—All H. McKee won over C. Cary, 5 and 3. Week-End; Two Fined, and Two Appear Today will always stand out [ hich ; . ty te ABOOMING SALUTE for the Uncle skipper who first crosses the line! oe His victory is hard-won and rane deserved. eg af F No less deserving is Chester- field's popularity —here is one ifn Gridders Practice F 3 oe Matet Hettinger, N. D., Sept. 15.—With 34 Cigarette that never leaves the wit he ball and all out forvthe tint feasts course of Milder... and Better Ralph. Gress states the largest - this ee ee trib- has bed, moe only MILDNESS—the wholly nat- An c ural mildness of tobaccos that are without harshness or bitterness. BETTER TASTE—such as only a cigarette of wholesome purity and better tobaccos can have. by u nile